Cricket Score Dispute Prompts Club Protest
At a Sunshine Association meeting, HLA C club protested alleged errors in scorebooks from a recent match. A boy scorer reportedly falsified entries and a man in the players’ car was said to have corrected scores. Sunsh ine club officer Mr Wilson defended positions before a procedural clash.
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Sunshine Association
Hla.c
T. White
A. Wilson
Sunshine Club
Wilson
U.A.C.B.S
M. Close
Close
O'Brien
Cyclists Cleared Over Lights Offense at Sunshine Court
At Sunshine Court this morning Mr Andrew J.P. urged cyclists to ride with lights at night. Three offenders Cyril Fitton Keith Newman and Henry Cochrane were charged by Constable Whithers with riding without lights in Ballarat Rd. Fitton claimed a working dynamo made pedaling hard uphill while Newman said the globe was out though test showed the lamp worked. Each was fined 20 shillings.
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Sunshine Court
Andrew
J.P
Cyril Fitton
Hampshire Road
Keith Newman
Henry Cochrane
McDonald's Street
Whithher
Fitton
Newman
Ballarat Rd
Drunk and Disorderly Charge At Sunshine Court
Thomas Clayton of Wright Street Surshine was found very drunk in Wallace Street Saturday and convicted then discharged. Ernest Bubb of Ballarat Road Deer Park was fined 5 shillings at the Sunshine Court for failing to send his child to school the required number of days.
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Sunshine Court
Thomas Clayton
Wright Street
Surshine
Bourke
Clayton
Wallace Street
McDonald
Ernest Bubb
Ballarat Road
Deer Park
Mission in St Albans Church announced with visiting preachers
The St Albans church announces a February 2 to 104 mission led by Rev Marcus L Loune of Moore Theological College Sydney. Weekly preparatory services run at 7 45 p m with Rev A Stanway this week. On Sunday January 19 Rev C H Nash preaches at 11 am and 7 15 pm by Rev A Stanway. A euchre party is planned for tomorrow night in the hall.
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Church of England
Marcus L. Loune
Moore Theological College
Sydney
A. Stanway
C. H. Nash
Trouble in Footscray club over disruptive influences and resignations
The Footscray Football Club faced internal strife as vice-president Ralph McKay and secretary C G Caylton resigned amid clashes with malcontents believed to be undermining committee efforts. The piece describes press attacks, factional tactics, and resignations affecting plans for a premiership standard team and clean-up of club harmony.
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Footscray
Ralph McKay
C. G. Caylton
Hresamon
Messrs McKay
Carlton
McKay
Victoria
Sunshine Returned Soldiers League Reports and Agenda
At the Monday meeting Mr McKenz ie reported on the newly formed Sons of Soldiers League and their cricket win over Preston. Plans for a physical culture class begin February 5 with Harry Cousins as instructor, then boxing and wrestling for the lads. The group discussed an Avenue of Honor along Ballarat Road, appointing a deputation to meet council. Ten members remain unemployed and a bouton system may be used when Ballarat Road widens. Mounsey, Laton, Baker, and Montgomery named to a four member deputation. W R McKay replaces Mr Broderick on the boys committee after commendation for Broderick’s carpentry work. A social committee was postponed to the next meeting to boost membership.
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Porter
McKay
Clu
Carlton
Wyer
Sunshine Returned Soldiers League
McKengzie
Sons of Soldiers’ League
Preston
Harry Cousins
Cousins
Somers
Ballarat
Mounsey
Laton
Messra Baker
Montgomery
Broderick
W. R. McKay
Corwerd
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ST Albans
FORGE
Sensations Forge
Trouble In Footscray Football Club
Sunshine
Norval
Montncray
Finance Committee
B. Jammon
A. Kanon
Eason
Alex
Syd
Coventry
Geason
Returned Soldiers’ League
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